New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-05-18

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band with . nine pound girl Thursday
Ernst Hoehne reports the arrival OF
twins, a boy and a girl, Saturday of last
week.
The premium list of the Brown Co.
Agricultural Society, printed at the
REVIEW office, will be mailed to far
mers of Brown and Nicollet counties
next week.
Anent the ahominable habit some
people have of taking their dogs with
them to public places, prominent citi-
zen and member Of the city council
threatens to train three geese and take
them with him on his ramblings.
One of our BARRIERS, fearful of his
propensity for tonsorial labor on he Sab
bath, got up early Sunday morning
and with his fishing tackle sought Sc
cluded spot on the banks of the Mime
sofa, where even his most intimate
friends would have been unable to find
him. In the evening he returned laden
with the spoils of his piscatorial expedi-
tion,- diminutiye sucker purchased
at q price equivalent to q shave. Our
tonsorial friend should remember the
fate of the Jews of Eyia, who, accord
ing to Moslem tradition, profaned the
Sabbath by fishing and were trans
formed, the old men into swine and
the young men into monkeys.
The New Home Sewing Machine
Company will give all exhibition of fine
art needle work made on their machine,
May 10, 20 and 81, at Leibold's build
ing, New Ulm, Mimi, consisting of
draperies, lambrequins, embroidered
curtains, table scarfs and covers, ban
ners, screens, toilet sets, etc. This
work is executed on plush, velvet, lace,
silk satin, felt canvass, etc., with chen
lille, embroidery silk, artasene, crewel,
braid and tinsel and embraces work
heretofore done only by hand. This
exhibit is pronounced by critics to be
the finest and most complete ever
shown to the public. Ali are cordially
invited to attend. instructions will be
given in all the styles of work exhibited
free of charge. This is a fine chance
for the ladies of New Ulm to learn to
do this beautiful art work on their sew
ing machines.
The committee appointed by the
board of trade to solicit 1000, for the
purpose of testing for a sufficient water
supply, has been successful and has
turned the money over to the locating
committee, Messrs. Geo. Doehne, NJ.
Mullen, John c. Rudolph, c. w. n.
Heideman, John Lind and C. H. Ross.
The following is list of the names of
the subscribers to this fund:
John G. Rudolph, M. Mullen, A. Sci
ter ST., DR.. c.. Berry, F. Kuetzing, F..
II. Behnke, C. II. Ross, R. Pfeferle,
w. Boesch, Geo. Schmidt. John Lind,
Theo. Crone and Bingham Bros. sub
scribed twenty dollars each. Fifteen
dollar subscriptions were received from
JAG. Klossner, H. Loheyde, o. M. Oh
sen, C. w. McFadden, JOS Schumacher,
A. Behnke, J. F. Neumann, Brandt &
Weddendorf, A. G. Ochs, Jacob Pfen-
ninger. The ten dollar subscribers are:
Geo. Jacobs, c. Brust, J. Newhart, H.
II. Beusmann, DR.. o. G. Strickler, F.
w. Baarsch, W. F. Setter, R. Kiesling,
C. W. A. Krook, II. Lille, P. Scherer,
A. J. Grimmer, E. P. Bertrand, a. A.
Bogen, E. G. Koch, c. Weschcke, c.
Hornb1rg, FIR Burg, c. Wagner, Jos.
A. Eckstein, c. Stuebe, VIM. Koch, E..
G. PAIL, Chas. Silverson, B. F. Web
Der, n Nagel, S D Peterson, j Schnob-
rich, H Weyhe, D Katz. A Marden, c
w II Heideman, G L Roos, S A George,
H Frenzel, VIM Pfaender, B Juni, Geo
Doehne, T Mulyerhill, R Nix, W Hau-
enstein, A II Schleuder, j Hoescheler,
L Haeberle, G Fischer, A Quense. E
Wicherski. The following subscribed
five dollars each John Essig, F Fried
man, L Schilling, c Baltrusch, 81 Scha-
pekahm, ] Durbahn, Mueller & Essen,
H Rudolph, B Schmid. F 81 Retzlaff,
E Koehler, F Leibold, Z Buenger, ] C
Toberer, Ig Schwendinger, Gebser Brs..
G Schaefer, P Herian, F Vogelpshl, M
Dengler, w Ruemke, Phi Gross, b
Hanschen.
The executive committee elected at
Wednesdays meeting organized by
electing NJ. Mullen President, C. w.
b. Heideman Secretary and ]. G. Ru-
dolph Treasurer. The soliciting COM
mittee Turned fhe.cash an hand ovar r.